Decadent houses with orange rooftop built along small canals,
dating back to the Golden Age of the Dutch Republic offer a glimpse of the traditional Dutch center.
In its narrow streets many painters and intellectuals have resided,
from Johannes Vermeer to the inventor of the microscope, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek.
The city of Delft holds a special place in the heart of the Dutch,
as it is the city where all our royals are laid to rest, from the first king who was assassinated in one of its gardens.
Known from the typical Delfts blue pottery across the world, Delft gives the passer by an insight into the Dutch soul.
A city known for its vibrant life, mainly made up by students.
One in every ten people living in Delft are student as the city is home to the largest technical university in the country.
Its faculties, ranging from architecture to aerospace engineering, are the learning centers from students from nearly every country.
Delft will be a friendly and rustic host to the first few days of your Fly-In.